Naomi
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Resource ID
367
Access
Open
Contributed by
Stacey Kelly
Date
01 December 22
Area of Homelessness
Temporary accommodation
People
Individual
Keywords
PAMAPhoto, Homelessness, end homelessness, person experiencing homelessness, end homelessness stigma, temporary accommodation, pregnancy and homelessness, homelessness London, employed, families experiencing homelessness, unstable accommodation
Credit
Aaron Chown/PA Wire/Centre for Homelessness Impact
Approved for use until
02 December 24 @ 00:00
Expiration date
02 December 24
Camera make / model
ILCE-9M2
Caption
EDITORIAL USE ONLY.
Centre for Homelessness Impact challenging perceptions of homelessness.
When her mother kicked her out after finding out she was pregnant, Naomi slept on friends’ sofas during the early stages of her pregnancy. Following a long struggle to prove to her housing officer that she had nowhere to go, she was eventually put in temporary accommodation. After having to leave her accommodation due to mould and mice, she now lives in another temporary flat with her two-year-old. She’s worked in retail for several years as a sales assistant and shop supervisor, and loves long walks around her local area with her daughter.